AUTHORS: Stela ȚAU, Mircea NICU, Paul CIOBOTARU, Daniela ALECSĂ NEW EVIDENCE OF THE SÂNTANA DE MUREŞ CULTURE IN SOUTHERN MOLDOVA. THE NECROPOLIS OF TECUCI – THE POINT ”GRĂDINA LUI TIRON” Danubius, XLI, Galati, 2023, pp. 7-38. Abstract In Tecuci, in 1970, a necropolis was discovered, following some excavations for the foundation of the blocks that…
AUTHORS: Costel ILIE, Mircea NICU, Adrian ADAMESCU, Paul CIOBOTARU, Daniela ALECSA Danubius, XXIX, Galaţi, 2011, pp. 7-20. Abstract The archaeological research at Negrileşti – School Yard Site continued in 2011 as well through the study of three units, SM1 magisterial section (70m/2m) and Boxes 1 (2m/2) and 2 (6m/4m). The research of these units…
AUTHOR: Paul CIOBOTARU, Daniela ALECSĂ A SCYTHIAN DAGGER FOUND AT BUCIUMENI, GALATI COUNTY Danubius, XXVI, Galaţi, 2008, pp. 7-12. Abstract In 1965, at the Mixed Museum from Tecuci, Galati County, an iron dagger, of akinakes type, was brought. It was found accidentally, during some agricultural works, in the village of Buciumeni. We don’t know the…
AUTHOR: Costel ILIE, Paul CIOBOTARU, Mircea NICU, Adrian-Ionuţ ADAMESCU, Ovidiu-Soleriu COTOI, Daniela ALECSĂ RECENT DISCOVERIES IN NEGRILEŞTI ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE, GALAŢI COUNTY Danubius, XXX, Galaţi, 2012, pp. 7-40. Abstract The archaeological researches continued in Negrileşti archaeological site, Galaţi County in 2012 as well, through the study of 15 digging units, 12 sections and 3 cassettes…
AUTHOR: Daniela ALECSĂ THE CUCUTENIAN DWELLING FROM TĂNĂSOAIA HILL, TOFLEA VILLAGE, GALAŢI COUNTY Danubius, XXXI- Supliment, Galati, 2013, pp. 107-152. Abstract The archaeological researches carried between 1970 and 1974 by Marilena Florescu and Mircea Nicu, in the vicinity of Toflea village, Galaţi county, led to the discovery of a dwelling complex on the slopes of…
AUTHOR: Paul CIOBOTARU, Daniela ALECSĂ A NOTE REGARDING FIVE RINGS FROM THE COLLECTIONS OF “TEODOR CINCU” HISTORY MUSEUM, TECUCI Danubius, XXXIX, Galaţi, 2021, pp. 23-32. Abstract Teodor Cincu History Museum owns, in its collection, five bronze rings; no information is held for two of them, while for the other three it is known that they…